Celine and Mia, both disillusioned by love, carry wounds from their past. Celine's fiancée ran away on their wedding day, leaving him heartbroken and vowing never to trust love again. Meanwhile, Mia, tired of repeated rejections, swore to the moon that she would never let herself fall in love.
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Years later, Celine organizes a trip to his childhood village, inviting a group of friends, including Mia. During their journey, they lose their way and meet Oliver, Celine's childhood friend. Oliver offers to guide them to the village, and the reunion sparks fond memories for Celine.
As they arrive, the villagers welcome them warmly, reminding Celine and Mia of a simpler, more joyful time. The village starts planning a festival to celebrate their arrival, and Celine and Mia gradually feel the warmth of community.
During the festival preparations, Mia starts spending time with Oliver, who shows her the beauty of trust and vulnerability. Meanwhile, Celine reconnects with his roots and begins to question whether his vow to avoid love was worth it.
As the festival unfolds, an unexpected revelation about Oliver's past brings Celine and Mia closer together, and both begin to heal from their heartbreaks.
Under the moonlit sky during the festival, Celine and Mia realize that love isn't something to fear—it's a chance to embrace life fully. They both learn to open their hearts again, finding hope and new beginnings in the very place they least expected it..